Dry territory law curbs brewery sales in Colville case
An opinion to Prosecuting Attorney Kirkpatrick holds that no brewery warehouse or distributing agency may operate in dry areas except to liquidate existing stock. The Colfax Brewing Company case shows stock must not be replenished and orders must go to Colfax for delivery into dry territory. The piece also notes editor Red Top and local newspaper tensions with rivals and a digression on brainy pigs and cost of living trends.
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